Breakdown of Projects
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Glynn County
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City of Brunswick
SPLOST 2021 Infrastructure & Road Improvements Projects
These are the approved Infrastructure & Road Improvements projects to be funded by SPLOST 2021.
Glynn County Projects
North Harrington neighborhood is crowded with no sidewalks.
Budget: $450,000
No sidewalks on densely populated road causing safety issues for pedestrians.
Budget: $515,800
Broken sidewalk from College to the east towards the stadium.
Budget: $300,000
Assess and design intersection improvements considering all approaches to increase traffic capacity, flow and reduce wait times. Main intersection on SSI to the North End used by residents, workers and visitors.
Budget: $6,000,000
Continuation of widening of Canal Rd intersection improvements at the intersection of Canal Rd., Harry Driggers and Glynco Parkway. Increases capacity on Canal Rd and corrects issues at this dangerous intersection.
Budget: $5,000,000
Design of 4-lane parkway between Spur 25 and Hwy. 17. Provides 4-lane connection between Spur 25 and Hwy 17 providing 4 lane access to Airport and Industrial Park. Build out will be done in two phases.
Budget: $2,000,000
Gateway is at capacity and dangerous with significant backups. This will improve traffic flow onto and off of St. Simons. This is for design only.
Budget: $750,000
Need additional money for repaving roads throughout the county matching LMIG yearly grand from the state. This will repair deteriorating roads, improving safety. Helps create economy of scale allowing more roads to be repaved.
Budget: $3,000,000
City of Brunswick Projects
Repair and/or install concrete sidewalks
Budget: $300,000
Install streetscaping and other improvements to revitalize the Norwich Street Corridor.
Budget: $140,000
Prepare initial architectural and civil conceptual and design documents for construction of a vehicle parking structure in downtown
Budget: $300,000
Construction of Boardwalk Trail along Hwy 17, and other multi-use trail segments
Budget: $450,000
Resurface, pave and repair various city roads including portions of Altama Avenue and others as identified by Pavement Condition Assessment.
To repair roads that are deteriorated and in poor condition due to age, drainage, or other issues; to provide better streets for multimodal traffic.
Budget: $3,544,200